Raleigh North Carolina and surrounding areas

None, rides good so far. Loud though, might see if some lithium grease on the front bushings will fix it.

Sure did, no issues.

 

Good the truck rides smooth. Haven't hooked up the boat or anything and they are pretty "squeeky" otherwise they ride nice. Thanks

 

no grease, wipe em off, and retorque

 

I didn't put grease on them and they are torqued to spec.

 

What are we talking about

 

Anybody got an extra one I could use for ure

 

leaf springs

 

Thought so, which ones, which eye bushings, where's the squeak coming from?

 

I think its the front bushings on both of the springs.

 

Those factory style front bushings suck.. You want some more? I'm gonna bet you also torqued them while in the air, at navins shop? Loosen them both, cycle suspension (jump up/down on bumper), does it squeak?, retorque on ground.

 

Man that @mrbedgood selling some shady stuff

 

No, not those. They are all pro leafs. I also had new bushings. As I understand it, it sorta comes with the Leafs.

Torqued them after it was off the lift. So what was the bet?

 

explain why you say this, most all high end bushings need grease when installing (or is it a difference from rubber to poly, delrin)

 

They don't have friction pads that's why. They were squeaky with me, but I can't hear either.

Shut up. You got a good kit too there bro

 

You won them old crusty factory bushings.

Probing for info, stock bushing(rubber) no grease, Certain areas poly bushings also no grease. If the bushings come with grease use it.

 

Ah that squeak, piece of bike tire tube will fix that

 

see that's different, not coming from bushing. I just need more info to provide correct info.

 

My gently used set of Allpro Expos (advertised as "wheeled hard" ) squeak like a pack of baby pigs. have since I got them. I should update the bushings some day

 

More just wondering question, when i replaced every single rubber bushing with poly on the Miata i had to drill every suspension piece and install zerk fittings, to regease every year

 

@nastyneight Fermental now?